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Extreme Summit 48i switch connected to the FireCluster internal interface.Cisco 3750 switch connected to the FireCluster external interface.FireCluster interface 1 (Trusted) interface.FireCluster interface 0 (External) interface.The commands for two different switches are included in this example. For the equivalent commands to make these configuration changes on your switch, see the documentation for your switch. The internal interface of each cluster member is connected to an Extreme Summit 15040 switch. The external interface of each cluster member is connected to a Cisco 3750 switch. In this example, the FireCluster configuration has one external and one internal interface.

#Set ip address of cisco 2950 switch how to#

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#Set ip address of cisco 2950 switch mac#

The IP address and MAC address of each switch or router connected to the FireCluster interfaces.

The IP address and multicast MAC address of the FireCluster interface to which the switch is connected.įor more information, see Find the Multicast MAC Addresses for an Active/Active Cluster.

For instructions to configure a FireCluster, see Configure FireCluster. This example does not include all the other steps to configure a FireCluster.

This topic includes an example of how to configure the switches and the FireCluster static ARP settings for an active/active FireCluster. Add Static ARP Entries for an Active/Active FireCluster.Switch and Router Requirements for an Active/Active FireCluster.When you configure an active/active FireCluster, you might need to make some configuration changes on the FireCluster and on your network switches so that the FireCluster multicast MAC addresses work properly. The switch discards traffic to and through the router unless you configure static MAC and ARP entries for the FireCluster multicast MAC on the switch that receives the multicast traffic. Layer 3 switches that perform VLAN, and/or IP address routing, discard multicast traffic from the FireCluster members. If the layer 3 switch has ports configured for different VLANs you must change the configuration to enable the switch to operate correctly with a FireCluster. A layer 3 switch that has all ports configured in one VLAN also works without issues. Layer 3 switches that operate in default mode do not have issues with multicast traffic, so the FireCluster works without configuration changes. Example Switch and Static ARP Configuration for an Active/Active FireCluster